Wednesday, 10 June 2015

LO5 Exhibition

I will display my photos at an exhibition.
I will have my images on canvas. The "blur" photo will be A2 size in the middle and surrounded by the the photos which will be A3 size.
The price of a canvas is £7 each fro A3 and £14 for A2.
The price of printing is £7 each.

Tuesday, 9 June 2015

LO4 Final Photo Editing Evidence

The Main tools I used are Gaussian Blur, The blur tool and the cut tool.

The editing  has helped express my theme by making the focus of the image clearer.

LO4/LO5 Final Photos

These images are my finished works for this unit. All of the images are edited wether its a simple tweak that just sharpens the photo or if its a complete edit of the photo that changes the whole focus and point of the image.
"Blur"
I edited a blur and a border on this photo but I kept the main focus clear. I did this to express the focus of my project as this photo shows what parkour is about which is about someone using their surroundings to their advantage, to get from A to B. The photo was taken with an ISO of 320, shutter speed of 1/320 and an aperture of 3.5. 
"Leap"
For this photo I edited a slight blur to express the concentration of the move and to make the focus clearer. This also expresses the point of human movement. The photo was taken with an ISO of 250, shutter speed of 1/500 and an aperture of 4.5. 
"Conquered"
I added a blur to this image to attract attention to the city instead of the model. The model creates a sense of power and makes a frame for the photo. The photo was taken with an ISO of 160, shutter speed of 1/160 and an aperture of 8.0. 
"The path is blocked"
I used photoshop to sharpen the quality of this photo and i lightened up the colours in the image to make the photo look better. The photo was taken with an ISO of 125, shutter speed of 1/80 and an aperture of 5.6. 
"The flip"
I edited different versions of my model in to the image to show the move completely and to express the movement. The photo was taken with an ISO of 320, shutter speed of 1/320 and an aperture of 3.5. 

Friday, 5 June 2015

LO2 Production plan



LO2 Consent forms



LO2 Sketches Redone

 1.  The image is my model doing a jump and the photo is taken while the model is in the air. The image will be unedited.
The location for the photo will be at Odeon Sheffield. The shot type will be a wide shot that will be captured at a level angle with a standard  lens on a Cannon 650D.
 2. The image is taken like a third person/over the shoulder shot of my model. In the image background we can see a large part of the city in an almost a wide shot. 
The location of the image will be Sheffield Ski village. This will be a wide shot taken with a standard lens on a Cannon 650D. The angle will be level.
 3. My image is of my model walking away from the camera with his back turned to the camera exposing the logo of his parkour team that is printed on his back. I will also edit the background and blur it so the centre of the image which is the model becomes the focus of the image. 
The location for the photo will be at Odeon Sheffield. The shot type will be a wide shot that will be captured at a level angle with a standard  lens on a Cannon 650D. 

4. My image is of a person doing front flip. I will take multiple photos during the flip that I will later combine together using photoshop.
The location for the photo will be at Odeon Sheffield. The shot type will be a wide shot that will be captured at a level angle with a standard  lens on a Cannon 650D. 

5. The image is of a model walking down a ruined track with a pile up of rubble up ahead. I will sharpen up the image and overexpose the colours a bit to give the photo a more unreal feel. 
The image will be captured at Sheffield Ski Village. The shot will be a wide shot taken at a level angle with a standard lens on a Cannon 650D. 

Wednesday, 3 June 2015

LO3 10 end photos UNEDITED

1. The photo is usable as it fits with my theme of free running/parkour. The image fits in as it shows movement and how it allows you to go to unreal places.
The techniques used in the photo are deep depth of field, leading lines. The shot type used is landscape with a straight angle that focuses on the model.
The composition of the photo is central.
The iso used in the photo is 100, the aperture of the image is 5.0 and the shutter speed used is 1/500.
The editing ideas for this photo are luring the background to create a bigger focus to the centre and the model.

2. The photo is usable as it has a meaning and an almost "conquer the world" idea and/or "take on the world" giving  meaning to the photo and making it inspirational. 
The techniques used are depth of field and framing.
The composition of the photo is a landscape shot.
The settings used for the photo are an iso of 100 an aperture of 8.0 and a shutter speed of 1/160
Editing ideas for the image are a possible edit to change the sky to make the image look better. 
3. The photo is usable as it shows parkour in action therefore pointing out the meaning of the photo. The image fits my identity as it shows movement and the possibilities you get by pushing your body to the limit.
The techniques used are leading lines, rule of thirds and a deep depth of field.
The image id a portrait photo that is split in half by a wall in the background.
The settings used are an ISO of 250 an aperture of 4.5 and a shutter speed of 1/500.
There aren't a lot of editing ideas for this image but I can light up the image, change the colour of the sky and brighten the colours.
4. The photo is of my model walking away from the camera with his back towards the camera which exposes the logo on the models back. The image fits my identity as it has a very powerful feeling to it representing the power you have if you push your body to the limit.
The techniques used in the image are rule of thirds, leading lines and depth of field.
The photo is a portrait that that uses leading lines to show the main focus of the image.
The image is a portrait
The settings used are an ISO of 320 an aperture of 3.5 and shutter speed of 1/320.
5. The photo is of my model walking away from the camera with his back towards the camera which exposes the logo on the models back. The image represents my identity by once again showing the power of the human body. but this image is also showing the logo on the back of the model which represents the unity of the sport.
The techniques used in the image are rule of thirds, leading lines and depth of field.
The photo is a portrait that that uses leading lines to show the main focus of the image.
The image is a portrait
The settings used are an ISO of 320 an aperture of 3.5 and shutter speed of 1/320.
6. The photo is of my model doing a handstand exposing the logo on his back to the camera. 
The image shows the skill and possibilities you get through training and pushing your body.
The photo is a landscape image that uses depth of field and uses the surrounding as framing.
The composition shows the focus of the photo as it is in the centre. 
The settings used in the photo is an ISO of 200 an aperture of 3.5 and a shutter speed of 1/320
The editing ideas for this image is to crop the image so the focus is more central and to cut out the useless aprons of the image.

7. The photo is of my model doing a flip the photo will be edited to have four or more images of my model in it so I can show the whole move in a photo almost like using motion blur. The image shows my identity by showing the result of training.
The image is a landscape
The composition of the image is the images of my model will be in a similar line to insure that the move was taken in one go and to show it all in one.
The settings used in the photos is an ISO of 320 an aperture of 3.5 and a shutter speed of 1/320.
For the editing in the photo I will add the other images of my model  in to the main image.
8. The photo is of my model has jumped and the photo is taken mid air to express the movement. 
The image is a landscape with the model in the centre of the image.
The composition of the image is central and makes us concentrate on the model instead of everything else.
The settings used are an ISO of 100 a aperture of 3.5 and a shutter speed 1/320.
The editing of the photo will consist of brightening up the photo and lighting up the sky.
9. The photo is of my model posing on a ledge this photo represents the movement in a way of being able to do anything you want and to represent freedom and fun you can have.
The image is a landscape image with pillars used for framing 
The composition of the image is the model in the middle having lines from between the bricks pointing towards him. 
The settings used in the image are an iso of 320 an aperture of 3.5 and a shutter speed of 1/320
I will do no editing on the photo.
10. The photo is of my model walking down a ruined track. The image shows my identity through representing the possibilities you have by training and that you can't be stopped. 
The image is a landscape that uses rule of thirds to place my model in the focal point and to attract attention to him. 
The settings used in the image are ISO of 100 a aperture of 3.5 and a shutter speed 1/320.
for editing i might exaggerate the colours 

LO2 old sketches





The first image is of a slope at ski village.  The image will have the beginning of the slope in the foreground and it will carry on to the background with a depth of field deep enough to get a lot of the image in focus but also shallow enough to have the background out of focus. I will use a wide shot taken from high angle. These techniques will be used to show the forgotten part of sheffield and how it is now used. 





LO3 Adobe Bridge Task


The photo is of my model walking away from the camera with his back towards the camera which exposes the logo on the models back.
The techniques used in the image are rule of thirds, leading lines and depth of field.
The photo is a portrait that that uses leading lines to show the main focus of the image.
The image is a portrait
The settings used are an ISO of 320 an aperture of 3.5 and shutter speed of 1/320.

The photo is of my model doing a flip the photo will be edited to have four or more images of my model in it so I can show the whole move in a photo almost like using motion blur.
The image is a landscape
The composition of the image is the images of my model will be in a similar line to insure that the move was taken in one go and to show it all in one.
The settings used in the photos is an ISO of 320 an aperture of 3.5 and a shutter speed of 1/320.
For the editing in the photo I will add the other images of my model  in to the main image.
The photo is usable as it has a meaning and an almost "conquer the world" idea and/or "take on the world" giving  meaning to the photo and making it inspirational. 
The techniques used are depth of field and framing.
The composition of the photo is a landscape shot.
The settings used for the photo are an iso of 100 an aperture of 8.0 and a shutter speed of 1/160
Editing ideas for the image are a possible edit to change the sky to make the image look better. 
The photo is usable as it shows parkour in action therefore pointing out the meaning of the photo.
The techniques used are leading lines, rule of thirds and a deep depth of field.
The image id a portrait photo that is split in half by a wall in the background.
The settings used are an ISO of 250 an aperture of 4.5 and a shutter speed of 1/500.
There aren't a lot of editing ideas for this image but I can light up the image, change the colour of the sky and brighten the colours.
The photo is usable as it shows parkour in action therefore pointing out the meaning of the photo.
The techniques used are leading lines, rule of thirds and a deep depth of field.
The image id a portrait photo that is split in half by a wall in the background.
The settings used are an ISO of 250 an aperture of 4.5 and a shutter speed of 1/500.
There aren't a lot of editing ideas for this image but I can light up the image, change the colour of the sky and brighten the colours.
The photo is of my model walking away from the camera with his back towards the camera which exposes the logo on the models back.
The techniques used in the image are rule of thirds, leading lines and depth of field.
The photo is a portrait that that uses leading lines to show the main focus of the image.
The image is a portrait
The settings used are an ISO of 320 an aperture of 3.5 and shutter speed of 1/320.
The photo is of my model doing a handstand exposing the logo on his back to the camera. 
The photo is a landscape image that uses depth of field and uses the surrounding as framing.
The composition shows the focus of the photo as it is in the centre. 
The settings used in the photo is an ISO of 200 an aperture of 3.5 and a shutter speed of 1/320
The editing ideas for this image is to crop the image so the focus is more central and to cut out the useless aprons of the image.
The photo is of my model has jumped and the photo is taken mid air to express the movement. 
The image is a landscape with the model in the centre of the image.
The composition of the image is central and makes us concentrate on the model instead of everything else.
The settings used are an ISO of 100 a aperture of 3.5 and a shutter speed 1/320.
The editing of the photo will consist of brightening up the photo and lighting up the sky.
The photo is usable as it fits with my theme of free running/parkour. \
The techniques used in the photo are deep depth of field, leading lines. The shot type used is landscape with a straight angle that focuses on the model.
The composition of the photo is central.
The iso used in the photo is 100, the aperture of the image is 5.0 and the shutter speed used is 1/500.
The editing ideas for this photo are luring the background to create a bigger focus to the centre and the model.
The photo is of my model walking down a ruined track 
The image is a landscape that uses rule of thirds to place my model in the focal point and to attract attention to him. 
The settings used in the image are ISO of 125 a aperture of 5.6 and a shutter speed 1/80.
for editing I might exaggerate the colours